Stephen Kenny is no longer Republic of Ireland’s head coach

Stephen Kenny will no longer serve as Republic of Ireland manager after the FAI in the country confirmed that they will not offer him a new deal after his current contract expired.

BREAKING: The Republic of Ireland have confirmed that Stephen Kenny will not continue in his role as manager, following the expiration of his contract 🇮🇪👔 pic.twitter.com/N3Ddjal4tA

— Sky Sports News (@SkySportsNews) November 22, 2023

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Stephen’s deal expired after yesterday’s friendly draw against New Zealand.

It was an anticipated move after the head coach failed to qualify Ireland for the upcoming Euro 2024 in Germany. He became the nation’s boss in the spring of 2020 when he replaced Mick McCarthy, but Kenny shared yesterday that he did not expect to receive a new offer to stay as a manager.

While the football association in the country understands that the country’s group was very difficult with France and the Netherlands in it, the thing that convinced them to look for a new head coach is that Ireland lost twice to Greece.